Indian Ocean · Mauritius
Lagoon resorts with real service culture, a green interior and a table for every taste.
Our notes
Mauritius has a hotel tradition that runs deeper than most islands, and it shows in the service. The lagoon is calm behind the reef, the east coast has the classic resorts, the west has the sunsets and the calmer weather in winter, and the interior is tea plantations, waterfalls and a national park that most visitors never see. Kitesurfing, golf and diving are all serious here. We choose the coast for the season, the resort for the party, and arrange the interior day with a guide who grew up there.
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Poste de Flacq, Mauritius
On Mauritius' northeast coast near Poste de Flacq, Constance Prince Maurice pairs a floating restaurant over the lagoon with a 25,000-bottle wine cellar and rooms from 70 square metres.
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Beau Champ, Mauritius
A villa and residence resort on the east coast of Mauritius, in Beau Champ, with private pools, an overwater spa and access to two golf courses.
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Mauritius, Mauritius
The Oberoi, Mauritius sits on Turtle Bay, a protected marine park in Balaclava, with every room a thatched villa or pavilion set in sub-tropical gardens.
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